How Many Databases Connected To MySql Server
I've read MySql can handle up to 60,000 tables and 500,000,000 records per database, but how many databases can I connect to 1 MySql Server?
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It installed as a service, and seemed to start just fine, but on the 'databases' tab of the WinMySQLAdmin ver 1.4, I can't create databases. It shows 'test' but no tables. Right clicking gives me a menu with 4 flush choices Code:
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